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what could go wrong at mar-a-lago? >> a lot can go wrong at mar-a-lago. we see it almost every time he goes to mar-a-lago. this is his oasis. it's sort of a cocoon where he's surrounded by club members who he surveys for policy advice, friends whoa goes up to at dinner, at breakfast, on the golf course to get them to buck him up and cheer him up. he works the phones. he stays up watching cable news on his dvr at mar-a-lago. and he's separated from some of the people who work in the west wing whose jobs are to try to enforce that order and discipline and try to pull him in one direction or another. at mar-a-lago he's more of a free spirit, and we see it time and again on these weekends where he'll tweet, tweet up a storm on a saturday morning, a sunday morning, making pronouncements, lobbing attacks, and i fully expect we'll probably see that this weekend, especially as the march takes shape here in washington. >> that's exactly where i was going to go. susan, we have some polling numbers, that a lot of people will find striking. and it speaks to tomorrow'

>> a lot could go wrong in mar-a-lago. we see it every time he goes to ma mar-a-lago. this is his oasis, it is where he surrounds at club members and friends that he has to get them buck him up and cheer him up. he separated from some of the people who work in the west wing whose jobs are trying to enforce that order and discipline and trying to pull him in one direction. at mar-a-lago, he's a free spirit and we see it time and again in these weekends where he'll tweet up a storm on a saturday morning or sunday morning making announcements. i fully expect that we'll see it this weekend as the march takes shape here in washington. >> susan, we have some polling numbers that a lot of people will find striking and it speaks to tomorrow's gathering. 19% in a poll commission by your news paper saying they don't feel safe at school. 25% believe a classmate will bring a gun to school. can you believe that's where we are in the country? 15% likely there will be a shooting at their school. half a million voices out behind us. >> amazing. a third of the kids we interview, 13 yea

i went to lagos which is a very enlightening part of my trip because lagos is as you know one of the largest cities in africa with some 20 million people. about a half million people live in these lagoons around lagos. and going there was important to me because i love everyone that i met there and it made me see the problem of sealevel rise and it's really a problem of modern life ended advanced infrastructure we have doubled the coast like hotels and roads in row roads and airports. it is changing and people in lagos can deal with it with no problem. give me an afternoon i will raise my house up and we'll be fine. not a problem. and lightning understanding for me in seeing that. i went to venice which was a course that famous city. the good news is venice is no longer syncing. they have fixed that and the bad news is that the water is coming up. halfway through my book knowing about sealevel rise and having a cappuccino and just sitting there and all of a sudden the water starts running to the piazza san marcos. i was like what is going on and i realized it was just high tide and o

and melania trump, her staffers say that her staying in mar-a-lago is part of a planned spring break vacation. you're reading along with me this new transcript, stormy daniels telling us her side of her special relationship with donald trump. tell us how her story has the potential to impact the president the most? >> it whether you're talking about impacting the president himself on a personal basis or the office of the president. let's start off with some of the things we have now read in the transcript. many of these things we must tell you are already known. here is the first one, it talks about her relationship, her first and only as we learn sexual relationship with donald trump. anderson cooper asked her, and you had sex with him? she said yes, then anderson said you were 27 and he was 46, were you attracted to him? she said no. and anderson cooper, did you want to have sex with him? she said no, but i didn't say no, i'm not a victim. i'm not. she did this of her own accord, she went up to her hotel room, she found herself in a position, she just thought they were going to go

one who lives in lagos is familiar with this excuse. the loud gridlock of rush hour in nigeria's commercial capital. every day viz breaking this suggests is that we need to end and that's going to be really. well there's a solution to this problem and its name was silent. for a start button of a hybrid car like the one that belongs to a thirty five year old entrepreneur. the calderon's in both but still electric energy it's one of just a handful in nigeria. basically and if you come from the battery or the engine and you have the convents i had to call vox the currents today seem to me stored inside a battery so in these modes my batteries i'm well charged. to hold. alongside the passenger. so i see cassidy batteries discharging a yellow arrow. showing that energy is going outside out on the battery park. saw the engine can also supply parts of the wheel. see the blanket box they will. do so because the latest one and patch are or d.c. both of which b.g. species the world bank says nigeria's quality is poor and a danger to public health

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mom but with a stark warning for parents don't try educating your daughters to get we'll be back in lagos also ahead in a combative and confidence speech chancellor angela merkel lays out her new government's vision for german lawmakers immigration in the street a criticism of the war in syria all featured prominently also. is the this is the man who got donald trump elected cambridge alec a c.e.o. alexander thinks pays the price for his part of the facebook data abuse scandal the consultancy firm suspends him for boasting about using dirty tricks to swing the election. when mark thanks very much for your company everyone always start with a surprising turn of events in nigeria boko haram militants are freed more than one hundred girls abducted from a boarding school in northeastern nigeria a month ago while this video that we obtained exclusively from our part. her station channels television shows some of the freed girl shortly after their release a vocal her on her warn parents not to send the girls back to school and i joined government said it didn't pay ransom for the girls' release

cnn's boris sanchez live in west palm beach near the president's mar-a-lago estate. what are you learning about the situation? >> hey there, fred, just a few days after it was announced that joseph digenova and victoria tonsing would join the president's legal team, turns out they're not. jay sec ke lo making the case that they are not joining the president's legal team because of conflibtss of interest. victoria tonsing represents certain clients that are part of robert mueller's russia probe, though, she apparently did get some waivers from the clients allowing her to represent the president. this comes as a bit of a surprise. the president on twitter trying to change the narrative again about his legal team. he was making the case that contrary to fake news reports, the white house was not having any issues finding representation. that's after last week cnn reported the white house had approached a number of prominent attorneys for representation ultimately to be denied, declined. so the president there, we should take those tweets with some sort of grain of salt.

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never seen them a mar-a-lago. what do you mean?le who allege that there's some sort of chaos or turmoil in the administration. it looks to me like we have a president in the white house who's accomplished more than any president in history. he looks very confident, very happy, very comfortable in his own skin, when you see him in and out a casual atmosphere, he's surrounded by family and friends who love him, especially here in palm beach at the southern white house. and i just -- my point was that for all these people who do all of this speculating about what's happening behind the scenes, i never see them there. so i'm not so sure that they would know exactly what the president is feeling or acting or thinking. >> well, what did you see, while at mar-a-lago, what did you see between melania or donald trump there? >> i make a habit of not talking about any details of what i see of the president -- >> you tweeted a picture. >> i tweeted a picture. >> it started there. >> well, yeah, with you know, he -- i, of course, i would never

the site of the mar-a-lago estate. top judgment ou.s. officials un. let's bring in matthew chance in moscow. putin is facing an election soon. this was all about chest thumping for the domestic russian audience, no? >> reporter: i think it was. at least in large part. in 16 days, he has the presidential election here. he is certain to win it. no one is suggesting otherwise. you know, he likes to take every opportunity he can to present as a strong leader and macho image who rides bare chested on horses. he has the security of his nation and his nation's military on his mind. he takes every opportunity to push that image of himself forward. he was doing that yesterday in that speech to the joint houses of russian parliament. that is how it is perceived in russia. the only bit of criticism in the russian press so far is that the discussion over why vladimir putin is presenting himself as potential enemy of the west when some in the media here are saying shouldn't he focus on the russian economy and making the lives of russians better before the election

he flew down yesterday to be part of a fund raiser at his estate in mar-a-lago. right now, preparing for a victory reception at the estate. we're told by the deputy press secretary the president has been briefed on the situation there. no clarity yet from the secret service on the state of the person who apparently took a gun to themselves, but from what we understand, there was no real threat to the president or any of the principals that were there or that could have been there. they are here in mar-a-lago for the weekend, fred. >> all right, boris sanchez, thank you. we'll continue to watch all that's taking place here in the nation's capital at the white house and we'll continue to follow the breaking news and bring it to you. dial your binge-watching up to eleven. join the un-carrier right now, and get four unlimited lines for only thirty-five bucks each. woah. plus, netflix for the whole family. on us. prrrrrrr... so, they get their shows... let's go, girl! you're gonna love this bit! and you get yours. watch however you want. on your phone, tablet, or tv.

he was going to his private golf course this morning from his mar-a-lago estate. he wrote, it is reported the u.s. post office will lose $1.50 on average for each package it delivers for amazon. the failing "new york times" reports that the size of the lobbying staff has ballooned and that does not include the fake "washington post." amazon's shipping costs would

he was asked before parting for mar-a-lago this weekend if he had any response to the accusations from stormy daniels, from karen mcdougal, that former playboy playmate who also acknowledges she had an affair with the president. no response on that, either, fred. >> and while all that's happening, this shuffle of representation, legal representation, of the president. joseph digenova, who is a powerful d.c. attorney, also classified as being rather controversial because of conspira conspiracy theories that have been attached to his name. now he is no longer going to be on the team. this just days after the white house or the president announced they were looking forward to a kind of collaboration. what happened? >> reporte boris, are you able to hear me? it looks like i lost the audio with boris. how about you, shimon? we got the legal team shake-up with joseph digenova no longer being part of the team just days after we heard that the personal attorney for the president, john dowd, would no longer be part of the team. what does all of this signal? >> well, is certainly signals that th

but remaining behind there in mar-a-lago.hind the first lady with son baron which they are saying is a pre-planned spring break vacation. >>> a new episode of our six-part world series "american dynasties: the kennedys" looks at john f. kennedy's first year in the white house. here is a preview. >> let every man and nation know that we shall pay any price to ensure the survival and success of liberty. and so, my fellow americans, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. >> there was just a sense that we could see a different world. the torch was passed to a new generation who was focused on what the future would bring. >> resonating words about the most beloved american president. joining me right now, cnn presidential historian tim natale. tim, good to see you. jfk's historic election was march 5, the sense of hope and optimism. actually, it turned out quite differently. what were some of the challenges? >> this particular episode tonight is the story of 1961 which begins with such prom

advent of it's a condo park in lagos nigeria and as always i'm joined by my colleague sour hello this hour. well hello there merits our name is sharon a minute from nairobi kenya and i hope that you'll enjoy a vis the latest exciting edition of eco art africa where we bring you you know very interesting environmental topics from across africa and europe here's what we have lined up for you today. we'll be reporting on a really great invention that's helping supply people in morocco and tanzania with clean water. we'll be visiting a couple of high schools in bali. vice and ways of making the premises want energy efficient. and with interviews you conservationist in cameroon was wanting to protect. from habitat and. some of our viewers might remember our report on the fog how this thing project cloud fish it's a quote unquote mets developed by a job an engineer who walked through the moral come initiative that mimics the way our spider's web collects drops of water from mist the water collected supplies drought stricken areas off. this innovative technology has been successfully a child

arthel: kevin corke is near the president's mar-a-lago retreat. more tweets and another staff change. reporter: this doesn't rise to the level of the other departures you and i have been talking about. but it's notable nonetheless. you heard eric mention it in the open.

sources familiar with conversations that the president has had this weekend at mar-a-lago with close associates with whom he's apparently told he's considering getting rid of david as early as this week. there have long been rumors about shulkin's ouster. he's been in hot water over negative headlines he's generated, but sources at the white house told cnn the president is frustrated by specifically a report that came out in february. this $133,000 trip included airfare for his wife and extensive sightseeing. the report said there were several decisions made during that trip that led to questions about how much money he was spending on that trip. notably, there were other cabinet officials like ben carson, ryan zinke,est, who have been the subject of their futures for similar issues. however, the clearest indication that we have gotten thus far that david shulkin is the next member to be on the way out after the president has been having conversations this weekend. we may see the secretary of veteran affairs leaving the administration before the end of the week. again, that's accordi

>> neil: of course, heading to mar-a-lago.did not telegraph any emotional distress onto this stuff. his numbers are up a little bit, even across the board. what do you think? >> he likes pretty happy right now, looks like he is ready for a weekend in florida. also we did not talk about this. he has a lot going on personally with these women coming forward and threatening to speak about their affairs with the presiden president. >> neil: about the whole other thing. >> walking up to that plane doesn't look like any of that happened this week. let's based on what my colleagues are reporting, the president is pretty frustrated. pretty furious. lashing out on twitter. >> neil: we will have more, right after this. >> thanks, neil. rage, rage against the dying of the light. do not go gentle into that good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that i served. of the fact i was a c130 mechanic in the corps, so i'm not happy unless my hands are dirty. between running a business and four kids, we're busy. auto insurance, homeowner's insurance, life insurance p

here in mar-a-lago, the president was scheduled to the leave roughly ten minutes ago, but he is apparently still at the estate, but from what we understand is that the plan is for him to continue to palm beach airport and then to fly back to washington, d.c. and he is to the attend a gridiron dinner where the jounlists dress up and sing songs impugning the president, and obviously a somber moment at the white house after this gun inflicted, self-inflicted gunshot wound is not going to

president trump is not here right now, he's in mar-a-lago, in south florida.s not expected to return until around 5:00 p.m. eastern tonight. we'll have to see if those plans change, if at all. at the moment we can tell you the emergency response here on the north lawn of the white house, the briefing room, you can see through the windows here, is still unfolding, even though the secret service gives the impression that the incident itself is ended, alex. >> in typical cases like this, sometimes it's hard to distinguish between, you know, a backfire of a car or a gunshot like this. is there anything that you are hearing, geoff, about whether this was a fatal self-inflicted gunshot wound, perhaps a suicide, or somebody was carrying a gun and it went off accidentally? is there any direction on that at this point? >> reporter: not at this point. all we have to go on is this report from the secret service, they even use the word "allegedly," allegedly a self-inflicted gunshot wound. as you know, as these things often happen, we often learn more beyond the initial r

with a stark warning for parents don't try educating your daughters again or we'll be back around lagos with the latest also ahead in a combative and confident speech chancellor angela merkel lays out her new goldman's vision of german lawmakers immigration industry and criticism of the war in syria all featured prominently we'll get the details from our correspondents also is this the man who got donald trump elected cambridge analytic the c.e.o. alexander nix pays the price for his part in the facebook data abuse scandal because something see firm suspends it for boasting about using dirty tricks to swing elections. where iraq thanks for your company everyone well we started with a surprising turn of events in nigeria boko haram militants have freed more than one hundred schoolgirls abducted from a boarding school in northeastern nigeria a month ago while at this exclusive video that you see here attained by. d.w. news from our partner station channels television shows some of the freed girls shortly after their release boko haram warn parents not to send the girls back to school and

the first family traveled to mar-a-lago for the weekend. but the president returns to washington on sunday night, the same time the 60 minutes interview with stormy daniels is scheduled to air. the former porn star is expected to reveal details and evidence of her alleged 2006 affair with trump. >> i think what we're seeing come out ofhis is one we'll see the evidence what evidence there, but two it puts unbelievable stress and time constraints on the cht of the united states. >> the first lady will not be returning to d.c. tomorrow. instead she will be 1,000 miles away from her husband during the interview staying in palm beach wherefore barron's spring break. new york. >>> a little help goes a long way. . the especially event for mothers today in the bay area. >>> and drew tuma up next in the icwa accuweather forecast. >>> hello mike shumann warrior injury updates come up. and a familiar name back on the list while another familiarame back at the tang. the train >>> you know being a mom is already a difficult job. ask my wife. with you im

nunberg was the one who brought you to mar-a-lago.d so, then you wrote this unflattering piece and trump was not happy with nunberg. >> yeah, trump fired him because of the piece. then rehired him later and then fired him again. the thing about sam nunberg that i realized when i was kind of stuck in mar-a-lago with him, was that he is part of this kind of rotating cast of, like, kind of weird characters that trump has always liked to have around him who are all sort of aspiring mini trumps, you know. >> seth: yeah. >> you know? like they dress like him. they kind of take on his affect and his like, his linguistic stylings. like they'll use the same words as him. and they all try to mimic his kind of performance. and it's funny because, like, you know, he fires people and hires people all the time. but even now in the white house, he keeps people like that around. and he sets up this kind of -- the environment he fosters is sort of like "the hunger games." where he puts -- he pits his aides against each other and kind of feels like who

president trump not at white house, at mar-a-lago.will keep an eye on this and let you know as things develop. back in washington here after meetings with lawmakers this week on school safety, president trump stressed the importance of improving background checks, the president also tweeted out that he respect it is second amendment as it stands, there were questions about that after one of the president's comments this week, here to weigh in florida congressman frances. we listened to report about chaos in west wing. is that a distraction from getting anything done on the issue of gun control? >> well, there have been a lot of man hours spent dealing with mr. mueller's investigation and back and forth and a lot of print and it probably should have been deployed on something better when you consider that he hasn't found anything. leland: we have the mueller investigation, we have what's happening inside the west wing, do you get from the white house that the president really knows what he wants to do in response to the parkland shooti

and has been very clear since our first meeting at mar-a-lago with president -xi xi jinping . >>chris: are the markets want to be afraid of the presidents tariffs and the impact it will have on the economy? >> i don't expect to see a big impact on the economy. we've been very careful in what we are doing. i think what we are doing is long-term, very good for the economy. which is pressing for free and fair trade. to the extent that china is willing to open up their markets which they are making the right directions on. if they open up their markets, it's an enormous opportunity for u.s. companies. >>chris: of course the fear is that's not going to be the way they respond. the fear is the response to the tariffs is a trade war with china and the day after the president announced his tariffs, china announced plans to impose its own tariffs on $3 billion on u.s. export and the possibility of billions of dollars more in u.s. exports whether it's soybeans or boeing jets. i know you spoke with the chinese vice premier yesterday. what according to the chinese news agency said that ch

molly, president trump is in mar-a-lago, had a pretty low-key week. hasn't been out there and hasn't been busy on twitter, at least on the most controversial or salacious news that has come out this week. what do you make of his relative silence or quietness? >> he has been out there speaking to the american people and he's been tweeting here and there. we certainly have seen -- >> everything is relative when it comes to president trump. when he goes to mar-a-lago on the weekends is when we've seen him be relatively unsupervised and unfiltered, often having the most to say on twitter under those circumstances. e's probably got a lot on his mind. he just fired another cabinet member. there's a lot of controversy over the appointment who was made in his place. there's a lot of controversy over a lot of things. the stock market is jgyratingyr. he started this fight with amazon. nobody knows where that's going to go. i wouldn't be surprised. new developments in the russia investigation always seem to bring him out to comment. i wouldn't be surprised if we

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trump was not there, as it happened, he's actually in florida at mar-a-lago. tweet or speak. we got a brief statement from a deputy press secretary who said in part, quote -- we applaud the many americans who exercise their first amendment rights today. john avalon, april ryan, mark preston, amy kremer, keith boykin, and scott jennings. thanks to all. so much to talk about tonight. mark, i'll start with you. the white house put out a statement, okay? but the reality is that's not the way the president operates. when he has something to say, he chose not to. a missed opportunity? >> a huge missed opportunity. one tweet -- he expressed his condolences for the folks who died in a terrorist attack. clearly he could have done it. i think for his part, in some ways it was smart he didn't do it. once he does, that just mean, in making promises he cannot deliver on. in the past few weeks. >> he's going to raise the age, he supported raising the age, and that obviously didn't happen. enchs i think one of the tragedies is the president's instincts on guns is because the

of course, landing in mar-a-lago. the president and first lady and other members of the family on board. i mentioned the fake veto as head line on drudge which was interesting point. and that wasn't the headline of the article it linked to. that's the point. he said you would do it and then you don't do it. calling him out. fox news, they were slamming the spending bill itself. they don't like the bill so they don't like he said he was going to veto and then followed through. ann poulter tweeted i'll never sign la bill like this again, yeah, because you'll be impeached. >> that's big. when you lose that all in one day, that is a bad day. and this is the reality. as goes fox nusz, there goes the trump base. that is it what president trump cares the most about. he cares about what those voters, those trump voters in pennsylvania and indiana and michigan and wisconsin, how they feel. basically about him as a strong leader, as a leader focused on the issues they care most about. and when they hear on fox news that he's si

trump's mar-a-lago resort on saturday night. the source says there were other guests, but mrs. trump was not among them. >> let's put all of this into focus right now with scott lucas, a professor of international politics at birmingham live, always good to have you live with us. let's start by putting this into the big picture perspective. what this means for this u.s. president embroiled in two very public scandals involving a porn star and a former "playboy" model, and the news that other women are also considering suing mr. trump. what effect do these scandals have politically heading into the midterm election? >> on the political surface, i actually don't think they have much effect. look, we -- ronald reagan was the first american president who was divorced. bill clinton was the first american president who admitted to multiple affair, albeit being impeached for that. now i think the idea that a president has multiple affairs, including just after his youngest son was born, i think that causes barely a rip well those who were dedicated to supporting trump. but i think it'

that yet, but i can tell you a spokesperson for the first lady said she's enjoying her time in mar-a-lago, focused on a little bit of spring break, and looking to future projects, katy. >> john, the "times" is reporting that michael cohen had dinner with donald trump over the weekend. i've been talking to people lately who want to claim over and over again that michael cohen no longer has any access to the president, nobody talks about him, he never talks to him actual. seems like if he's having dinner with the president over the weekend that those claims are unfounded. >> first, sarah huckabee sanders picked a good day to be off. michael cohen claims defy credulity. the fact that he had dinner with the president on the eve of the stormy daniels interview, one that's been anticipated for days if not weeks, raises a lot of questions. that's a startling coincidence if that's all it was. speculation of they are trying to get their story straight. cohen said he's done this on his own volition, so on, so on, which, of course, most lawyers believe is just two farfetched to be believed. >> there

they will spend the weekend at the residence resort in mar-a-lago. -- at the president's resort in mar-a-lago. [cheering] >> coming up next, your calls and comments live on "washington journal." light at noon, the march for our lives rally in washington, d.c. with student activists from around the country. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. created as aan was public service by america's cable television companies. and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> this morning, "washington journal," is devoting its entire three hours to the student activists who are protesting gun violence in schools in attending

the first family traveled to mar-a-lago for the weekend.eturns to washington on sunday night, the same time the 60 minutes interview with stormy daniels is scheduled to air. the former porn star is expected to reveal details and evidence of her alleged 2006 affair with trump. >> i think what we're seeing come out of this is one we'll see the evidence what evidence there, but two it puts unbelievable stress and time constraints on the cht of the united states. >> the first lady will not be returning to d.c. tomorrow. instead she will be 1,000 miles away from her husband during the interview staying in palm beach wherefore barron's spring break. new york. >>> a little help goes a long way. . the especially event for mothers today in the bay area. >>> and drew tuma up next in the icwa accuweather forecast. >>> hello mike shumann warrior injury updates come up. and a familiar name back on the list while another familiar name back at the tang. the >>> you know being a mom is already a difficult job. ask my wife. with you imagine being a mom who

here in mar-a-lago, the president was scheduled to the leave roughly ten minutes ago, but he is apparently still at the estate, but from what we understand is that the plan is for him to continue to palm beach airport and then to fly back to washington, d.c. and he is to the attend a gridiron dinner where the jounlists dress up and sing songs impugning the president, and obviously a somber moment at the white house after this gun inflicted, self-inflicted gunshot wound is not going to derail his plans for the rest of the day. and president trump has been tweet iing since this took plac and though the focus is on trade and the media and not on the incident outside of the white house, fred. >> okay. boris sanchez, thank you so much. we will try again to go outside of the white house where ryan nobles is now. and so, ryan, give us an idea of what is happening there. >> yeah, fred. the law enforcement presence continues here outside of the white house after that person, the victim of the self-inflicted gunshot wound on the north lawn of the white house, and we are on pennsylvania avenue behind

as for president trump, he'll spend the holiday weekend at mar-a-lago, his resort in florida, kate. >> kristen welker at the white house tonight. thank you. >>> now to a long awaited verdict today in florida. a jury finding the wife of the pulse nightclub gunman not guilty of charges that she helped her husband, omar mateen, plan the attack that killed 49 people. kerry sanders has those details. >> reporter: tonight noor salman leaving the courthouse without a word. >> it's a great day for ms. salman. >> reporter: her attorneys reacting to the not guilty verdicts. >> i think she was overwhelmed. i think we were all overwhelmed. >> reporter: but outside the pulse nightclub where salman's husband omar mateen launched his massacre killing 49 people, outrage from victims' families. >> she knew that her husband was doing what he was doing, and shame on her. >> i am in disbelief. i just feel like we've been slapped in the face. >> reporter: during the trial, prosecutors said this video showed mateen about to attack disney springs but was scared off by the presence of police. and they allege

their mentor, seyi 0luyole, founded lagos—based children‘s dance group the dream catchers and spoke toeek. in the north we saw more sunshine. the easter weekend will be unsettled. there will be rain at times and even snow in the forecast on easter monday. for the rest of good friday and into the start of saturday, wet in england and wales. snow on high ground. drier in the south—east by the end of the night. the best of the end of the night. the best of the cry dry weather in north western scotland. for much of england and wales, and for eastern scotland it will stay cloudy with rain and some hill snow. easing down through the day. but it will feel cold for this time of year with with the easterly wind. particularly eastern coastal counties. at ten o‘clock a full round up of the day‘s news. first time for a special audience edition of brexit—cast. we are here with 300 friends. the reason we are doing t it is because it isa reason we are doing t it is because it is a year to go to brexit. so welcome to brexit—cast. welcome to the bbc radio theatre with a studio audience of 300. us four